The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-22
THE GOSSIP OF THE TOWN.
RIFLES CAUGHT ON TIE FLY BY
He NEWs,S REP OR1ERS.

Something About Everybody and Not
HIreh AbOut AnybOdy-Buf IA String of
BrieGets that will Interest Everybody
Will the ballot-box suffers be brought
to justice?
Mrs. Joseph D. Bedle has abandoned her
European tour.
Mrs. Marcus Beach will go to Catskill on
the first of June.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Bedle will sum-
mer at Long Branch.
Mr.. Hadspeth does not desire to be re-
turned to the Assembly.
Mr.. Leon Albeit, jr., will leave Berlin
fer home the end of June.
Judge and Mrs. A. @ Garretson will sum-
mer at Westhampton, L. l.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel McGill have taken
up their home at Princeton.
1t is the newspapers that make Trenton
such quiet place to live n.
The Grand Jury will not be discharged
until some time next month.
ssMrs." Governor Green is said to have
made the staff appointments.
Judge Hoffman spends his idle hours
wedding his strawberry patch.
Sheriff Heintze is one of the most steady
patrons of our Academy of Music.
Mr.. Abel l. Smith and family will worry
through the summer in Connecticut.
Nearly all of our Statesmen attended the
Sheepshead races last week Saturday.
Mr.. Ed. Linn has partially recovered his
voice and will be fully restored ere long.
Judge Lippjncott and associates will be
engage during all of next week in the trial
of msnslaughter cases.
1t is not The Grand Jury, but Judge Lip
fear.
Mrs E. P. C. Irving has thoroughly en-
joyed her trip abroad and is anxious to go
again.
II Boston expended 1880 on some"
Queen she would go bankrupt on ''two
pairs"
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vredenbergh are
already occupying their Monmouth. Beach
cottage.
The wedding of the Rev. Mr.. Stoddard
last Wednesday has again started great
deal of gossip.
The Assistant U. S. District Attorney for
New Jersey gets salary of $500 per an
mum and no fees.
Mr.. William Machold will probably be
the President of the new Second National
Bank of Hoboken.
1t may be that Judge Alfred Dayton will
soon start housekeeping with a Hoboken
belle for life partner.
Ex-Governor Albeit was confined to his
bed for several days last week with vio-
lent attack of billiousness.
How will the plain farmer like Blodgett
ever get along at Washington with the pol
ishe and aristocratic MCPHERSON?
1t is gratifying to hear that DR.. Ben.
Edge does notsgrieve because of his retire
ment from the B oard of Education.
1t might as well be understood that Mr.
Hardenbergh cannot be coerced into doing
the bidding of any man or set of men.
Hank Van Horn talks of converting the
Oakland avenue skating rink into a Sun
day beer garden for thirsty New Workers.
Now that brother Harvey, of the World.
is on the staff of Governor Green, that pa
per must never say naughty things of his
Excellency.
Mr.. James Clark, Mr.. Robert Davis and
Mr.. John Hughes have thus far been
entered in the shrievalty race OH the
Democratic side.
Judge and Mrs. Marcus Beach gave a
ladies LUNCHEON last week Friday at which
the feast of reason, and the flow of soul
was of Soros is like quality.
Mr.. A. @. aaretson gave very respect
able dinner party recently at which Gov
ernor Green, Chancellor McGill and ex-
Governor Albeit were present.
Prosecutor Winfield has imported huge
green turtle from Mexico upon which he
will feast his friends at the Dukes Hotel,
Hoboken, some evening next week.
During the ten months of his incumbsn.
ey of the Office OF United States District
Attorney, Mr.. Job Fl. Lippinbott received
less than one thousand dollars all told.
Notwithstanding the fact that the cable
Of the North Hudson County elevated road
parted at ten a. m, last Sunday, that con-
cern carried over As, 900 passengers on that
day.
Mrs. John r. MCPHERSON will retire for
the season from Washington society TO the
Senator'S New Jersey farm about the first
OF June. She is now the guest of Mrs.
Governor Green at Elizabeth.
Mrs. Martha Stevens and the wife and
children of Col. Edwin A. Stevens, of Ho-
boken, will spend portion of the summer
with Minister Lewis at his country resi-
dence near the Portuguese capital.
Queen KapiolanI should have visited this
county before her departure for Europe, as
we would have introduced her to some of
our political bosses who are bigger men
THAI King Kalakaua, with all his family.
All the capital stock for the new Hobok-
en- bank has been subscribed and more
than double the amount has been Offered.
The organization will be perfected within a
few days and business will probably begin
by the LIST of July.
MI. Henry ]. Thinker, the Oldest son of
ex Mayor 1imken, will be married next
Wednesday evening at the Hoboken Ger